Shaw Outage Report in Ranfurly, Alberta
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Shaw offers broadband internet, TV and phone services to businesses and individuals. Shaw mainly serves clients in British Columbia and Alberta.
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E-mailProblems in the last 24 hours in Ranfurly, Alberta
The chart below shows the number of Shaw reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Ranfurly and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Shaw users through our website.
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Internet (61%)
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TV (16%)
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Wi-fi (10%)
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Total Blackout (6%)
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E-mail (5%)
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Phone (1%)
Community Discussion
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Shaw Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Quinn
(@QuinnBoser) reported
@Shaybeerta @JulieRohrYEG @ShawInfo Came here to say exactly this! Best way to get good speed is just run a long Cat6 cable directly from your modem. Wi-Fi will never be as good, even with a booster.
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geoff
(@KestrelYYC) reported
from
Calgary, Alberta
My @ShawInfo Internet just went down.... #yyc
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Digi
(@turbulentio) reported
@JulieRohrYEG @ShawInfo 2/ If too many subscribers are being fed from1 neighborhood connection point. Service will be poor. On your computer, if you go to the wifi connection option & scan for connection points it should give you an idea of the service provider subscription rate in your area.
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Stephen Walker 🇨🇦
(@steveinburnaby) reported
@JulieRohrYEG @Shaybeerta @ShawInfo If you have gigabyte service to your wireless, you will have a 100 times more speed if you change from wireless to being wired in. If you don't have an RJ45 port on your computer, a dongle to give you a RJ45 port by plugging into one of your USB 3 ports is pretty inexpensive
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darcy 🖤🥀
(@d6rcy) reported
I just lost ranked points on Apex because they deemed me not worthy to play because of my internet being absolutely terrible. Thanks @Shawhelp. I think I’ll go over to another service if you’re this slow with Fibre.
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(@DwightLester) reported
@JulieRohrYEG @tish_A_tish @ShawInfo Cat 5 or cat 6 cable directly from modem to laptop. Problem fixed
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David Niven
(@nivende2) reported
@JulieRohrYEG @Shaybeerta @ShawInfo If you are close to the router you want to use the 5 ghz wifi band. Further away, the 2.4 ghz band. Android phones have an app to test signal strength around your house.
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David 💜💛
(@haasman00) reported
@Shawhelp hey I sent you a dm asking if there is an outage in Raymond Alberta as my tv will not work
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Nisha 🏳️🌈 Poet Laureate
(@AnotherNisha) reported
@JulieRohrYEG @ShawInfo We wired ethernet cables through the whole apartment (and have wired through the heat vents/staircases) from the router - a 50ft cable can be like $30 and you can get longer ones online. We can handle multiple zoom calls at once with no problem now.
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Digi
(@turbulentio) reported
@JulieRohrYEG @ShawInfo 4/ The list displayed in Netspot, under the ssid heading, is a good indication if dominant neighborhood provider is shaw, telus, or another vendor. Another way to confirm if the signal coming into your home is poor is to connect to the ISP device with an ethernet cable.